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CNN - U.S. to provide $1 billion to hire cops
The money comes from the stimulus bill -- the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009…
The Department of Justice received more than 7,200 applications for more than 39,000 officer positions, representing a total of $8.3 billion in requested funding.
The current round of grants will be awarded to 1,046 law enforcement agencies in all 50 states, and will provide 100 percent of the approved salary and benefits for 4,699 officers for three years. Police departments that receive the money must retain the grant-funded positions for a fourth year. [Read More]
Connecticut Post - Bridgeport to get 20 more cops from stimulus grant
The city has received more than $4.8 million in federal stimulus money to hire or retain 20 more police officers…
U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, D-4, and Mayor Bill Finch, in a joint statement, said that the money is from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
'The program gives local governments a much needed boost in their efforts to keep our communities safe and encourage development to turn our economy around and create jobs,' said Himes. [Read More]
KUSA-TV (Colorado) - 23 new police positions in Colo. thanks to stimulus package
The more than $5 million in grants to Colorado police departments was announced Tuesday by Attorney General Eric Holder.
The Recovery Act money comes through the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) hiring program. Grand Junction will get five new officers, Commerce City four new officers and Englewood three new members of its police department. Other Colorado cities receiving additional personnel include Colorado Springs, Idaho Springs, Steamboat Springs, Vail and Black Hawk. A total of 23 officers will be hired as a result of the grants.
'This grant will provide much needed financial support to our communities and will help our local law enforcement agencies add and retain the manpower needed to fight crime more effectively,' said U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter (CO-07). [Read More]
Farmington Daily Times (New Mexico) - Stimulus funds to provide five new officers
The grant funds awarded to Farmington will pay the salary and benefits of five new officers over a three-year period and expenses that are anticipated to cost more than $1 million.
By accepting the funds, City Council agrees to retain the new officers for at least one year after the grant expires, which annually would cost the city more than $430,000.
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján commended the program for retaining law enforcement resources in the state.
'At a time when many law enforcement agencies are struggling with budget cuts, these grants will provide assistance to hire and rehire police officers,' Luján said in a prepared statement. 'These funds mean keeping police officers on the streets to help keep communities throughout New Mexico safe, while providing an economic boost to our state.' [Read More]
Orlando Sentinel (Florida) - Lake cities win $1.3 million for cops
The three-year grants, administered by the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, can be used to add or rehire furloughed police officers needed to fight crime, according to the federal program's guidelines.
'It's welcome news,' said Eustis Police Chief Fred Cobb, whose department will receive $362,000, enough to pay salaries and benefits for two officers for three years.
In a news release today, U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Orlando, praised the awards…
'The Recovery Act is all about jobs, jobs, jobs,' Grayson said. 'There are few better places to increase employment right now than in public safety. The brave men and women who were laid off or could not find a job will now be able to feed their families and keep their homes. New officers also mean safer streets for everyone.' [Read More]
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Federal economic stimulus money saved the day --and more than 300 teachers' jobs -- when it came to the $992 million tentative budget the Volusia County School Board approved Tuesday.
The spending plan includes $36 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act -- $20 million in the general operating budget and the rest for expansion of federal programs serving disabled children and schools with large numbers of students from low-income families.
'The only thing that saved our budget was the ARRA funds,' Deputy Superintendent Robert Moll said Tuesday... [Read More]
Cleburne Times-Review (Texas) - Teachers to receive $800 pay raise
Texas public school teachers will receive a minimum pay raise of $800 thanks to a $2 billion allotment awarded by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
"This is great news for Texas teachers," said U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards, D-Waco, "These funds will not only give Texas public school teachers a much-deserved pay raise, it will save jobs, and help school districts budget for the upcoming school year.
Edwards said he and members of the Texas Democratic delegation worked closely with Duncan, who approved the $2 billion in stimulus funds for Texas. [Read More]
Charlottesville Daily Progress (Virginia) - Warner ties broadband access to rural development
Roughly $7.2 billion of the federal stimulus package will soon pay for projects across the country that expand high-speed Internet access, particularly in long underserved rural communities.
U.S. Rep. Tom Perriello, D-Ivy, said broadband has been a "lifeline" in parts of his district, which include some of the poorest and economically hardest hit parts of the state.
"Broadband is no longer a luxury," he said. "You need it to be in the game."
The stimulus package's money for broadband expansion will be awarded to applicants in a national merit-based competitive process. [Read More]
The Enterprise Newspapers (Washington) - Stimulus funds for job seekers
Workforce Development Council Snohomish County recently awarded six contracts worth a total of $450,000 to provide training to dislocated workers using American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds.
Edmonds Community College, Everett Community College, Cascadia Community College in Bothell and a private training provider, Next Level Engineering Services (which has an office in Mill Creek), each received money to retrain a total of 98 dislocated workers… [Read More]
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin) - Stimulus funds research at Wisconsin universities
[University of Wisconsin-Madison professor of oncology and medical physics Michael Gould's] research had a precarious future - until Gould tapped into the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. This month, Gould won $639,000 over two years in stimulus funding, plus matching money from the National Cancer Institute.
Gould avoided laying people off in his lab and dealing with at least a nine-month delay.
'It really does make a difference for our research and the people we have employed,' he said.
Designed to jolt the nation's economy, the stimulus package has begun to fuel millions of dollars in research at Wisconsin universities, giving life to projects that otherwise would have been delayed or scrapped.
The process of funding has just begun, but so far projects totaling $35 million have been approved at Wisconsin universities. [Read More]
Other Headlines
- The Coloradoan - Forests get $4.1M in stimulus funding
- The Business Journal of Milwaukee (Wisconsin) - Funds to benefit nearly 5,000 laid-off Wisconsin workers
- New Mexico Business Weekly - Another $22M in stimulus funds coming to NM
- Brainerd Dispatch (Minnesota) - Federal funding available to expand high-speed Internet
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Georgia) - Ga. gets $32M in stimulus funds to hire 184 cops

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It's a royal birth fit for a prince. Only this isn't England. It's Cooper Hospital in Camden, New Jersey.
"He's my prince," said the new mom. It's almost as if baby Tumelo Mokgadi was destined to be royal.
He came into the world about two weeks shy of his predicted delivery date on the same day Kate and William gave birth to their baby boy.
"We had about the same date actually," said mom Nia. She was born in South Africa but spent her school years in England. She now feels an even deeper connection with the royals.
"I lived there for six years and I've always followed them. I like everything about them," said Nia from her hospital bed. The royals are also Nia and her husband Ramasotho's connection to a group of ladies from Haddonfield.
"It started out with having breakfast at my home when Kate and William got married. We all wore fancy hats and pajamas," laughed Pat Browne. "And then another lady in our group mentioned the baby. I thought what are we going to do about the baby?" said Pat.
So the ladies went on a search to find a local baby born the same day as Kate and William's royal highness. They surprised the family with a royal-like baby shower that included gifts galore and a crown for baby Tumelo.
Lisa Quanci was excited to meet Tumelo but imagines it's a lot different than England's royal baby.
"Oh I'm going to guess it's a little different. I don't think we'd get to go in and see him. I"I'm doubting we'd be bedside with Kate," laughed Lisa.
Nia is thankful for the royal baby shower and said she'll accept the title of local royalty.
"In our house I'm the queen, my husband is the king and my daughter's the princess already. So having my son born on a day when some other real royal baby is born works out."
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I think it is nice to have some natural light if possible, but not absolutely necessary with a good, functioning vent fan.
We currently have one (includes a first floor laundry) that has no window, but plan eventually to have a skylight in the vaulted ceiling.
I agree with conrad. Windows are nice but not neccessary.
Except my experience with skylights has not been good and I would put in a skytube instead. They provide as much light and don't have the potential for leaks as much. (that is an improper sentence but you know what I mean )
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I like the tubes too, but we have skylights on our 3 season porch and always enjoyed watching the thunder storms through them. They have been up 19 years and not a leak yet.
Guess I also want to see the sky/clouds/moon, etc.
I recall one house we looked at that had a large skylight in the master bedroom...(over the bed). I could not imagine getting much sleep during the fuller moon phases.
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The Sourcefire VRT is aware of a vulnerability affecting Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Microsoft Internet Explorer Command Execution: Microsoft Internet Explorer contains a programming error that may allow a remote attacker to execute commands on a vulnerable system. The attacker needs to supply VBScript to invoke winhlp32.exe, which can then be used to execute commands via a specially crafted .HLP file.
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Backus introduces the exclusive Miller Genuine Draft beer to the Peruvian market (Translation)
6 July 2010
A new international beer in their brand portfolio
- Miller Genuine Draft (MGD), a beer with over 20 years of history, is available in 72 countries throughout Europe, Africa, Asia, America, and Oceania.
Lima, July 2, 2010 - Unión de Cervecerías Peruanas Backus y Johnston will be introducing a new beer to the Peruvian market and it will be using its English name: Miller Genuine Draft. In this way, the company seeks to satisfy consumers' needs and diversify international premium beer brand availability.
This beer brand is renowned world-wide for its quality and stability in the market. It is present in 72 countries and five continents, and is therefore the highest-selling beer of the SABMiller global brands portfolio.
MGD will be targeted at a select modern beer drinker, living in a big city, who not only seeks out fun, but attracts it too. Its innovative cold-filter production process is repeated four times and it is this that gives it its intense golden colour and unique beer-barrel flavour.
Initially, it will be distributed selectively in places where the targeted public go to socialize. It will also be available at major supermarkets and convenience stores in the capital city. It is the 355ml bottle that will be available in our country, and it will be sold in a six-pack and individual bottle format.
"Miller Genuine Draft is a new international premium beer that represents a cosmopolitan life style. Initial distribution will be in the city of Lima at the major points of sale frequented by our targeted public. We want consumers to enjoy an energy-loaded experience, just as millions of consumers do throughout the world", indicated Alex De la Melena, Backus International Brands manager.
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For its launch in Peru, the brand has been advertised with a campaign called Be Part of it. The campaigns aims to allow consumers to engage in a magical moment at night, where MGD (Miller Genuine Draft) becomes synonymous with energy, music, friends, glamour and lights, a fun experience in a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
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Cecilia Quevedo / Dora Vallejos
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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** Students participating in the LEAD Scholars Program are required to attend either Session 4 or Session 5.A limited number of spaces are also available in Session 7 (Sept. 17 & 18) for students with special circumstances. Requests to attend this session must be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com before May 1, 2014. Please include any documentation (flight itinerary, proof of employment) with your request. The Office of New Student Programs will begin reviewing requests on April 7, 2014. All requests will be reviewed in the order received. Because space in this session is limited and not all requests will be approved, students are asked to sign up for one of the six July sessions above. If your request is approved, we will move you to the September orientation session and send a new confirmation.
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In September, we offer an orientation session for students who can't make it to a July Orientation session. If you are an international student who is unable to attend a July session, please sign up for Orientation Session 7 on September 18-19, 2013. In addition to Orientation, International students are required to attend a Visa workshop. Additional information regarding International Student Visa Workshops can be found on the International page.
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Their badges still bear the Texas A&M logo, but Thursday was the last day Dining and Facilities Services workers were employed by the University. As of Friday the workers, some also students, officially work for Compass Group USA.
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Hart said he was happy when he heard Compass announced there would be part-time benefits for anyone working more than 20 hours a week, but Hard said he was uncertain of all the details because employees haven't been fully briefed.
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Epithelial basement membrane corneal dystrophy
Other Names for this Disease
- Cogan corneal dystrophy
- Corneal dystrophy, anterior basement membrane
- Map-dot-fingerprint dystrophy of cornea
- Microcystic dystrophy of the cornea
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epithelium of the cornea (the outermost region of the cornea) loses its normal clarity due to a buildup of cloudy material. It gets its name from the unusual appearance of the cornea during an eye exam. This dystrophy occurs when the epithelium's basement membrane develops abnormally, causing the epithelial cells to not properly adhere to it. This leads to recurrent epithelial erosions, which can cause blurred vision and severe pain.[1] This condition is usually not inherited. However, families with autosomal dominant inheritance and mutations in the TGFBI gene have been identified.[2]Epithelial basement membrane corneal dystrophy is a condition where the
Last updated: 6/30/2011
- Facts About the Cornea and Corneal Disease. National Eye Institute (NEI). June 2011; http://www.nei.nih.gov/health/cornealdisease/#j. Accessed 6/30/2011.
- Corneal dystrophy, epithelial basement membrane; EBMD. Online Mendelian Inheritance of Man (OMIM). 2009; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/omim/121820. Accessed 6/30/2011.
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Jeepers Jamboree 60th Anniversary, Jp-style
The idea was simple, if somewhat nutty. Take our '01 Wrangler, Project Red, that hasn't been driven for over three years, put it back on the road, drive it to, and take it over the Rubicon Trail for the 60th anniversary of Jeepers Jamboree event.
If we were responsible adults, what we would have done was chosen one of our other, closer-to-ready Jeeps, changed the oil, tossed it on a trailer behind a comfy tow rig, and cruised up there. But that's just not how we roll. Instead we took the Jeep that needed lockers plumbed and wired, the winch installed, and the T-case linkage fixed. Then we needed to add a first-aid kit, a fire extinguisher, and a Hi-Lift Jack, per Jeepers' regulations. Once that was done, we realized our front springs were too short for the added weight and the bigger-than-planned-for tires were eating the front fenders. And did we mention we had completely redone the entire suspension and fuel system?
But wait, there's more. Trasborg gets in his Cherokee and takes a road trip of the West. Of course, the Cherokee pukes out a power steering pump resulting in a delay getting home to the Wrangler. So the plan became: get home late Thursday night, begin work Friday, get it all done by Monday, pack the Jeep Tuesday, pickup copilot on Wednesday, and hit the road to cover the 500 miles for the event check-in. If all went well by Thursday we'd be on the 'Con far away from computers, deadlines, and stress to enjoy a four-day Jamboree, which is kind of like summer camp for adults. That was the plan, anyway.
Thrashing Days 1 Through 4
Prior to going to the 'Con, here's some of the stuff we had to get done. Over the course of four 100-plus-degree days we were able to get it all completed with the help from a few friends. And this is just before we leveled the Jeep out.
- Rewire ARB Air Locker control switches
- Replumb ARB air lines running from the solenoids out to the axles
- Install winch
- Fix T-case linkage because it was too short due to taller engine mounts and high-clearance belly skid
- Remount two MT/Rs that the tire shop put on backwards Add rear tow point per Jeepers' regulations
- Replace shot stock steering linkage with Currie Currectlync stuff so we'd still have a tie rod after the 'Con
- Perform at-home alignment and center the steering wheel
- Figure out a mount to attach the Hi-Lift Jack to the front bumper
- Find a place in the already-crowded interior for first-aid kit and fire-extinguisher Dig recovery straps and D-rings out of M-715
'Con Wheeling
The 60th annual Jeepers Jamboree had 520 vehicles registered. Due to the increase in participation, there were three different options you could choose from. There was a three-day trip, a four-day trip, and a five-day trip. Food and entertainment was provided from breakfast the first day on the trail to lunch on the last day as you departed. If you are interested in participating next year, there will be both three- and four-day options. The three-day will be from July 26 through July 28, 2013, and the four-day will be from July 25 through July 28, 2013.
Day 7
Day 7 brought a calm time hanging out at Rubicon Springs. Well, as calm as we could get between shooting event coverage. We opted for the 4-day trip, which got us a day to wheel in, two days of unscheduled downtime, and a day to wheel out. During the downtime, you can go wheeling, participate in one of many activities, or just hang out in the water. At night there was a band and a raffle.
Day 3 and 4 Continued
We'd set the Jeep up for 33-inch-tall tires. But then we ended up with a set of 35-inch-tall Goodyear MT/R take-offs from another project and threw them on. With all the added weight to the front of the Jeep, the bigger tires ate the front fenders flares and the rear of the front fenderwell. We liked the ride of our existing TeraFlex parts, so we swapped our 3-inch springs for 4-inch springs to level the Jeep. We also went from 8-inch-travel shocks to 10-inch-travel shocks, and installed TeraFlex's new Speed Bumps because the polyurethane bumpstops were rattling our fillings out.
Because of the added number of attendees (many with ill-prepared Jeeps), breakdowns in inaccessible areas caused lots of traffic, and even though we hit the trail at 7am, it was after 6pm by the time we made it in to camp. We are happy to say, we weren't ill-prepared, although our '01 Wrangler's factory-installed power steering pump was giving us problems and the engine began taking multiple tries to start. We put it down to heat soak.Daniel Hunt of Ventura, California, had no such problems even pushing 40s with his CJ-7, its 350ci Chevy V-8, and full PSC power steering with ram-assist.
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Day 5 and 6
We packed the Jeep with all of our camping gear sometime after midnight on Tuesday. Then at first light Wednesday morning, we got it re- re-aligned, picked up our co-pilot from the airport, and hit the road. The first 500 miles went fine and we got to the trailhead in time to check-in. On Day 6 (Thursday), we hit the 'Con. One of the nice things about Jeepers Jamborees is that they have all kinds of people stationed along the trail from spotters to mechanics and every once in a while something nice to look at.


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Nota Bene Baroque Players
2013-2014 NBBP Concert Season
Welcome to a new season of concerts by Nota Bene Baroque Players! We are reaching out to the community in several innovative ways this season: not only are we performing at our home base, the Registry Theatre, but we are also designing several outreach programs to bring our music to communities outside Kitchener-Waterloo. Another important initiative is the provision of a platform for young players to participate in performance practice on period instruments. This will allow Nota Bene musicians to mentor qualified students in Baroque performance practice and have them join the ensemble for our concerts.
The 2013-2014 concerts include a Christmas Concert with a significant component of purely instrumental Christmas music; a performance of Vivaldi's beloved masterpiece "The Four Seasons"; and another concert/quiz combination that tests your knowledge of famous landmarks from Europe's great cities, with clues provided by carefully chosen musical selections.
We are taking part in two additional large-scale events I know you won't want to miss. On the evening of March 30th – the same date as our third Classics at the Registry program – we are the house orchestra for the Spiritus Ensemble's performance of the St. Mark Passion, an intriguing reconstruction of J.S. Bach's now-lost Passion of the same name. We've arranged to start our Registry concert a little sooner so that you can enjoy the afternoon performance, have a break for refreshment, and still attend the evening performance. On April 12th and 13th we are performing Handel's Messiah under the baton of the distinguished conductor Howard Dyck. Although Messiah has become a beloved Christmas tradition, the earliest performances were during the Easter season, and the broad range of Biblical texts set to music include plenty that are focused on Easter themes. I urge you to make the effort to attend both of these performances: as wonderful as it is to hear chamber music in the intimate space of the Registry Theatre, the grandeur of choir and orchestra together is something not to be missed!
This season promises to be a great experience, full of wonderful music. I hope you'll join us!
Borys Medicky
Artistic Director
"Messiah Sing-Along" Fundraiser and Performance in APRIL!!! (12-13 April 2014)
Did you know that Handel's Messiah, which we think of as "a Christmas tradition", was originally written for Easter? On April 13, 2014, the NBBP Orchestra & Singers will present this glorious masterpiece as it was heard 272 years ago (to the day!) at its premiere in Dublin on April 13, 1742.
Come hear the very best of early music players and singers right here in KW. As usual we will be playing on period instruments with the sound and energized style of historically-inspired performers.
Agnes Zsigovics (soprano), Daniel Taylor (countertenor)
Michael Schade (tenor), Sean Watson (bass-baritone)
John Thiessen (Baroque trumpet)
NBBP Players & Singers
As a warm-up to the full performance, why not also participate a day earlier (April 12th) in a "Sing-along Messiah" NBBP Fundraiser? Local choral legend Howard Dyck will lead the entire audience, along with the NBBP Orchestra & Choir and soloists, through Messiah choruses, including the most joyful of all, the "Hallelujah" chorus. Julie Baumgartel will lead the NBBP Orchestra in both performances, and Jan Overduin will join us as guest harpsichordist. Most importantly, we are also featuring a list of world class guests soloists. An opportunity not to be missed!
So reserve the dates, dig up your scores (Music Plus will be onhand should you wish to purchase a score for the sing-along) and get ready for a weekend of Messiah madness! Messiah bliss. Messiah heaven. Messiah mania. Messiah nirvana.
Single Event Ticket Purchase: $40 Adult / $30 Seniors / $15 Student (*with ID)
Sing-Along + Performance Ticket Combo Purchase: $60 Adult / $40 Seniors / $25 Student (*with ID)
Tickets Available from the NBBP Box-Office
- >> for APRIL 12, 2014 -- Messiah Sing-Along Fundraiser
- >> for APRIL 13, 2014 -- Messiah Performance
- Tickets available at the door (subject to availability -- note that we expect strong tickets sales for both concerts. Pre-purchase of tickets is highly recommended.)
(*** Note that COMBO tickets for those wishing to attend both performances are available on the NBBP Box-Office webpages. Purchase your tickets early!!! Mastercard/Visa/Cheques accepted. ***)
Concert Dates:
Saturday, April 12, 2014 ~ Sing-Along Messiah
Sunday, April 13, 2014 ~ Messiah
Concert Start Time: 2PM
First United Church Waterloo
16 William Street, West
Waterloo ON
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Jay Root of the Texas Tribune has covered Governor Rick Perry for many years. In his new book, Oops: A Diary From the 2012 Campaign Trail, root shares some of his experiences from the governor's failed bid for the White House.
He spoke to KVUE about the book and his experience. You can find the book on Amazon.com.